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Excuse My Dust- -Dorothy Parker Returns to New York
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To celebrate the return of Dorothy Parker's ashes to her native New York, we open with a new version of Mrs. Parker's classic "I Wished On The Moon," performed by
Diana Krall
piano and vocalsb.1964
Teodross Avery
saxophoneb.1973
Elisabeth Lohninger
vocalsb.1970
Tomoko Omura
violinb.1980
Teri Thornton
vocals1934 - 2000
Mark Winkler
vocals
Claire Martin
vocalsb.1967
Sherrie Maricle
drumsb.1963
Akiko Tsuruga
organ, Hammond B3b.1850
Playlist
- Giorgia Hannoush Trio "Labor Day at Coney Island" from Astoria Dreams (Map Classics) 00:00
- Diana Krall "I Wished on the Moon" from Single (This Dream of You) (Verve) 05:20
- Teri Thornton "Salty Mama" from I'll Be Easy to Find (Verve) 07:56
- Host speaks 10:39
" data-original-title="" title="">Nubya Garcia "The Message Continues" from Source (Concord) 12:44Nubya Garcia
saxophone
" data-original-title="" title="">Carmen Souza "Kathy" from The Silver Messengers (Galileo Music) 19:28Carmen Souza
vocals
b.1981- Host speaks 23:01
" data-original-title="" title="">Mary Lou Williams "Virgo" from Zodiac Suite (Smithsonian Folkways) 24:01Mary Lou Williams
piano
1910 - 1981- Maggie Herron "What Not" from Your Refrain (Self released) 26:46
- Claire Martin "You Dream Flat Tires" from Believin' It (Linn) 31:39
- Host speaks 35:44
- 3D Jazz Trio "Besame Mucho" from I Love to See You Smile (DIVA Jazz) 37:24
" data-original-title="" title="">Allegra Levy "Strictly Ballroom" from Lose My Number (Steeplechase) 45:43Allegra Levy
vocals- Host speaks 51:45
- Teodross Avery "Ruby My Dear" from Harlem Stories—The Music of Thelonious Monk (WJ3 Records) 53:25
- Lioness "Ida Lupino" from Pride & Joy (Posi-Tone) 1:00:00
- Elisabeth Lohninger "Cool Cat" from Life Lines (Self released) 1:03:52
- Mark Winkler "California Shoeshine Boys" from The Laura Nyro Project (Café Pacific) 1:08:50
- Host speaks 1:11:43
" data-original-title="" title="">Emily Asher's Garden Party "If You Hear Me Being Quiet" from If I Were A Window (Self released) 1:13:32Emily Asher
trombone
b.1980
" data-original-title="" title="">Bettye LaVette "Book of Lies" from Blackbirds (Verve) 1:17:16Bettye LaVette
vocals
b.1946- Cindy Blackman Santana "Everybody's Dancin" from Single (Give the Drummer Some) (Present Future, LLC) 1:20:51
- Host speaks 1:25:46
- Tomoko Omura "Three Magic Charms" from Branches Vol. 1 (Outside In) 1:27:01
" data-original-title="" title="">Kenny Washington "Here's to Life" from What's The Hurry (Lower 9th Records) 1:33:29Kenny Washington
drums
b.1958- Host speaks 1:38:28
- Artemis "Nocturno" from Artemis (Blue Note) 1:39:45
" data-original-title="" title="">Nicole Zuraitis "Make It Flood" from All Wandering Hearts (Dot Time) 1:45:00Nicole Zuraitis
vocals- The Flying Horse Big Band "You Don't Know Me" from Florida Rays (Self released) 1:49:34
- Host speaks 1:54:44
- Vivien Garry Quintet "A Woman's Place Is in the Groove" from A Woman's Place Is in the Groove (PNR) 1:57:09
Tags
Radio
Diana Krall
Mary Foster Conklin
United States
New York
New York City
Teodross Avery
Elisabeth Lohninger
Cindy Blackman Santana
tomoko omura
Maggie Herron
Teri Thornton
Mark Winkler
Horace Silver
claire martin
Sherrie Maricle
Akiko Tsuruga
Giorgia Hannoush
Nubya Garcia
Carmen Souza
Mary Lou Williams
Allegra Levy
Emily Asher
Bettye Lavette
Kenny Washington
Nicole Zuraitis
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